Hello, everyone. I am planning to set up Single Sign-On (SSO). I wonder if I can use something like Red Hat SSO with two separate domains. I have one domain for Windows AD and one for Linux IDM. My idea is to use Red Hat SSO so that both domains will be able to access the same services. For example, I have one Nextcloud instance, and I would like users from both domains to use it with SSO.

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Does it mean each time you host a new app you have to tie it to authentik? I will read aboot it later

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Yes, when you look into a new self hosted app, you have to check if they offer some kind of SSO option. Authentik can pretty much do every protocol there is. Each all will have different instructions on how to set it up.

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